Battlemage, the next generation of Intel Arc GPUs, will include a model that counts 20 Xe2 Cores, 12 GB of memory, and a 2850 MHz clock among its specifications, according to a new benchmark that ...

Intel is putting a bunch of Arc Alchemist GPUs on the chopping block, including both desktop and mobile models.

The Intel Arc A3 was released in China, with general plans for a global release but no concrete launch date was stated for the cards. ... 3999 yuan (around $600 / £490 / AU$850).

Intel has officially announced the End of Life for Arc Alchemist discrete GPUs and several SKUs of its mobile GPUs, leaving ...

Intel’s first-generation Arc graphics cards are here — codenamed Alchemist. It’s a bid to shift the balance that Nvidia and AMD have maintained for decades, with modern furnishings like real ...

Intel Arc B580: Pre-release driver 32.0.101.6251 Our testbed remains largely the same as it has been for a while, though we've swapped the ASRock X670E board for an Asus model.

Intel's Arc GPUs aren't bad for what they are, but a relatively late launch and driver problems meant that the company had to curtail its ambitions quite a bit. Early leaks and rumors that ...

The B580 marks the debut of Intel's second-generation Arc Xe2 GPUs, and it'll be joined by the $219 B570 next month. Based on their specs alone, it's easy to see why they're compelling for budget ...

The Intel Arc A750 performs 1.06 to 1.15 times better than the standard RTX 3060 on games like Cyberpunk 2077, F1 2021, Control, Borderlands 3, and Fortnite.

Intel has a brand new budget graphics card: the Arc A580. The Arc A580 sits in the middle of Intel's existing GPU stack; above the A380 that you definitely forgot about and below the A770 and A750.

Original story: It's official. As of June 20th, the Intel-made Arc A770 is history, an ex graphics card. Intel has released a PCN or Product Change Notification for the card.

Intel took the Arc A750 for a spin in a gaming scenario, talking about its VRR, HDR, and HDMI 2.1 capabilities -- but it's not quite what we need right now.